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Transfer your credits from a community college or other university, or see what credits transfer from AP, IB, and other exams. Whether you’re attending the University of Arizona at the , , studying abroad/, or as part of the , there are lots of ways to transfer and become a Wildcat.
Learn more about transferring credits you already have, and continue on your path to becoming a Wildcat for life.
If you have completed fewer than 12 transferable credits after high school, you are not a transfer student – you are a first-year student. Review the admissions requirements for how to apply as a first-year student , and check the University of Arizona's Core Competency Requirements to see what coursework and grades are required for admission.
Understanding which credits will transfer is easy. Use this tool to search for your community college, in-state or out-of-state university, or international institution. Understand which earned coursework has a University of Arizona equivalency, and can be applied toward your degree.
If you plan to enroll at a community college before attending the University of Arizona, explore transfer pathways – a semester-by-semester plan that guides you toward which classes to take before becoming a Wildcat.
To develop an individualized plan for transfer, work with your community college and your University of Arizona admissions counselor or recruiter.
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Apply coursework earned at international institutions toward a University of Arizona degree. Learn more about transferring as an international student, including submitting your English proficiency and home country requirements.
Contact the University of Arizona’s Office of Admissions, chat with your recruiter, or see what we’ve already been asked (and have answered!) at our FAQs.